At 27, Kurt's been racing longer as a Pro at National events than any other WX SNXer. He scored his first Nat'l podium in the spring of 1997 and has claimed many since, including 2nds at the recent Gaylord '05 and Park-X '06 races. One of 3 Crapo brothers to race at WX over the years, all have finished in the top 10 (Shaun and Jeremy).
At 26, Kurt's been racing longer as a Pro at National events than any other WX SNXer. He scored his first National podium in the spring of 1997 and has claimed several since, including a 2nd at Duluth '03. Sat out all of '02/'03 with an ACL torn during Duluth '02. One of three Crapo brothers to race at WX, and all have finished in the top 10 (Shaun and Jeremy).
Once one of the most talented young racers in snocross, Kurtis has been beset by injuries and bad equipment for the past several years. Now relatively healthy and on a new brand (Arctic Cat) after missing all of '02/'03 with an ACL tear, he's shown flashes of his former strength, like when he took 2nd in Pro Stock at WSA Duluth in Nov. '03.
Once Polaris' best snocross rider, Crapo has struggled through injuries and sled problems since 1999. But better health, excellent fitness, and an improved race machine could have him near the front again in '01-02; he took 2nd at WSA Deadwood Pro Open in Jan. 2002, his best Nat'l finish eve